Does this jack have any type of grease fitting to keep it from seizing up?
28877
To be honest, I would have to check the next time I'm at the warehouse where I keep the trailer. Since I'm not continually out in the elements I'm not a fair judge. It's a great jack so far for me and has been easy and reliable.
28878
I have no idea, but I'm glad you asked. It's not something I thought about, but now I will. (Camper is in storage so I can't check it out now.) We have been camping only once since I installed it and I am pleased so far. Could be a little faster.
850264
No, not yet. I lubricate the threads of forcing screw/flat washers with silicone grease before every use and have had no problems.
2181094
No. There's a piece that detaches so that you can get to your jack. It's rather small, but enough to get it out.
439715
NEO, sorry, mine did not have any "cap". I would think this may be a packaging revision, so try just pulling it out. The jack itself is secured by a knurled nut so there should be no issue after removing it.
1559870
Most likely as it clips inside the rectangular hole where the grease drains. It replaces the rectangular frame that held the drip pan which in my case rusted and broke off leaving the grease to get in the bottom of the metal cabinet and caused corrosion to occur. This peace was an easy and inexpensive fix for me.
2089335
you can put a grease fitting right on top, and fill it manually if you like or,with cartridges. I fill it manually with a big air grease system at the shop
879314
I don't think they are. You have to install the zero fittings, and I don't recall seeing any grease . I greased mine after they were on the car to ensure they were properly lubed. Additionally, it is not a sealed joint, meaning periodic lube is required.
2246547
No it doesn't. I used to use high temp bearing grease but the Slip 2000 is even better. Get it now......
397781
Yes it does and you can also fill it via a zerk fitting with bulk grease. It functions either way and does it flawlessly, you won't be disappointed.
1196600
What are you even asking that question makes no sense . But when i ordered that part number for moog control arm it had grease fittings
69686
No sir. The handle can be flat to the ground and sometimes it's easier to get it to release when it's parallel I the ground. The jack works great we're at a 10 bay service garage and my guys tried to throw away a perfectly good jack (just old) to get another one of these!
991225
Not sure I understand your question. If you mean an air operated grease gun I am not sure, this is a hollow needle type fitting that screws onto the Lincoln Grease Gun hose. The threads look to be but I can not confirm, able to screw onto an ordinary flexible or rigid grease gun hose.
69687
No the handle does not need to be up to release the jack. I really like this jack and it works very smooth and efficiently with minimal effort.
2227227
That's a good. ? Lol. I'm a tech of 10 + years and I never greased. I just push the ball of the fitting down and pour a few drops of lite oil in it.
1470591
It's mostly the outer bearing. I don't think it can easily push the grease all the way to the inner bearings, although I never had an issue with the inner bearings. If your inner bearing gasket isn't leaking it shouldn't be an issue anyway. As long as you re-pack your bearings once in awhile you will be fine if everything is installed correctly. These definitely help though, especially if you were to have a seal go out, it could keep it greased for awhile.
993064
All three of mine came with grease fittings. As Vincent Puopolo commented, they come with sealed bearings, so I don't see the point of grease fittings. I greased them anyway, as it may help dissipate heat.
539323
I haven't had any issues with Putting my Electraglide on my jackThe Jack I have is the aluminum craftsman motorcycle and ATV